The Isle Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCCCBDDE| There was a little lawny islet | A |
| By anemone and violet | A |
| Like mosaic paven | B |
| And its roof was flowers and leaves | C |
| Which the summer s breath enweaves | C |
| Where nor sun nor showers nor breeze | C |
| Pierce the pines and tallest trees | C |
| Each a gem engraven | B |
| Girt by many an azure wave | D |
| With which the clouds and mountains pave | D |
| A lake's blue chasm | E |
Percy Bysshe Shelley
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